Bo Wilson

Sports Editor

Bo Wilson oversees the sports department at Jacobs Media. On Friday nights during the high school football and basketball season, he can also be heard on one of our radio stations. Email: [email protected]. X.com: @thebowilson

Girls playoffs: Lumpkin County's history-making tour continues; semifinals up next

The ironic thing about the Lumpkin County girls' history-making tour, they made the trip through Macon to get to Pierce County.

10:04PM ( 3 years ago )

Basketball playoffs: Towns County boys win; Jefferson girls lose

The long road trip to Ocilla for the Towns County boys, but the return home was much shorter.

9:35PM ( 3 years ago )

Football: Perry leaving East Hall for Union County

Michael Perry is taking his "air raid" offense to the mountains as the now-former East Hall head football coach will take the reins of the Union County Panthers...

6:32PM ( 3 years ago )

McMillan only reluctantly agreed to be Hawks' interim coach

Nate McMillan says he agreed to serve as the Atlanta Hawks’ interim coach only after talking with Lloyd Pierce following Pierce’s firing.

3:44PM ( 3 years ago )

Podcast: The quarterfinal picks are in; who will advance to the weekend?

The 2020-21 basketball is like the song that never ends ... it just keeps going on and on, my friends.

12:05PM ( 3 years ago )

Gaining the Edge: Flowery Branch girls' grit has them in Class 4A quarterfinals

The Flowery Branch girls basketball team has persevered through many obstacles this season.

10:09AM ( 3 years ago )

Boys playoffs: Cherokee Bluff falls to Hart County, 70-44

No. 2 ranked Hart County used the 3-point shot to perfection in a 70-44 rout of Cherokee Bluff on Saturday in the second round of the Class 3A tournament on Saturday at home.

9:44PM ( 3 years ago )

College MBB: Bulldogs offense goes cold; falls to South Carolina

Georgia's offense was not hot enough to overcome South Carolina in a 91-70 loss on Saturday at Stegeman Coliseum.

5:05PM ( 3 years ago )

Georgia Tech tops Syracuse 84-77 for fourth straight victory

Moses Wright dunked his way to 31 points, tying his season high, and Georgia Tech strengthened its NCAA Tournament chances by beating Syracuse 84-77 for the Yellow Jackets’ fourth consecutive win.

3:03PM ( 3 years ago )

Boys playoffs: Poor shooting leads to blowout loss for Dawson County

The state tournament is not a good place to have an off night offensively.

9:45PM ( 3 years ago )